easy
8 hours
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels with minimal physical strain but some walking over sandy and rocky terrain.
Discover Shark Bay’s rare stromatolites, pristine Shell Beach, and vibrant marine life on Wula Gura Nyinda’s full-day 4WD tour. Swim, snorkel, and soak in Aboriginal heritage on this immersive coastal adventure.
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Join us for an unforgettable adventure in the stunning Hamelin Pool area! Explore iconic sites like Shell Beach and Eagle Bluff, while spotting turtles, sharks, and more. Experience the rich heritage of Shark Bay and its Aboriginal connections, with opportunities for snorkeling and swimming. Perfect for all ages!
Adult $199 Child $150 3- 16 years old Infant Free 2 and under
Full Day 8 hours
Why not try something different and join us to explore the beautiful Hamelin Pool area. We visit amazing locations including the world famous Shell Beach, Stormatolites at Hamelin Pool, Nanga, Goulet Bluff, Fowlers Camp and Eagle Bluff. Drive down remote bush tracks and stand on top of spectacular lookouts high above the ocean and have fun spotting turtles, sharks, the elusive dugong, rays, fish and other amazing marine life. Understand why Shark Bay is a World Heritage Area and discover why local Aboriginal people have a strong connection to this saltwater paradise. Our tours are conducted with a hands-on approach and are suitable for for all ages. Snorkelling and swimming is also an option so, bring your swimming costume.
Shark Bay Visitor Centre or free pick up/drop off to your accommodation in Denham (transports from and to Monkey Mia available - $160 transfer fee applies per booking for up to 6 passengers)
Opportunities for snorkeling and swimming make having a swimsuit handy essential.
The open coastal areas offer little shade; sun protection like hats and sunscreen is a must.
Uneven bush tracks and rocky coastal areas require solid and comfortable shoes.
Remote lookouts provide excellent wildlife spotting opportunities for turtles, sharks, and dugongs.
Hamelin Pool's stromatolites offer the oldest known examples of life on Earth, and the area is a significant cultural site for the Malgana people.
Wula Gura Nyinda Eco Adventures practices sustainable tourism, emphasizing respect for Shark Bay's delicate marine ecosystems and Indigenous heritage.
Allows you to take advantage of snorkeling and swimming opportunities.
summer specific
Protects against intense sun during coastal and open-area stops.
summer specific
Necessary for navigating uneven tracks and rocky outcrops.
Enhances wildlife viewing from remote lookouts and coastal vantage points.